Ronaldo rejects a fictional offer from the Saudi club Al Hilal, amounting to 242 million euros for two seasons

despite the confusion The Portuguese network "CNN" revealed that the Portuguese star, the Manchester United player, rejected an offer worth 242 million euros from the Saudi club Al Hilal.

And according to the Spanish newspaper “Mundo Deportivo”, quoting “CNN” Portuguese, the 37-year-old Ronaldo refused to move to Al Hilal for 242 million euros for two seasons.

And Cristiano Ronaldo's desire to leave Manchester United is not surprising, as he sought to achieve this goal in Saudi Arabia

Al-Saifi and tried to move to a team that participates in the Champions League, while United participates in the European League.

The Portuguese "CNN" confirmed that Al Hilal, the Saudi league champion in the past three seasons, wanted to sign Ronaldo, the five-time Ballon d'Or winner, but the Portuguese star refused the offer.

Ronaldo has been linked with a move to several clubs, including Bayern Munich, Chelsea, Napoli and Atletico Madrid, but the Portuguese player has remained at Old Trafford, but it is reported that he wants to leave next January.

Yasser Al-Mashal's statements
Hours ago, Yasser Al-Mashal, president of the Saudi Football Association, spoke about his desire to see Cristiano Ronaldo play in one of the Saudi Professional League clubs.

Al-Mishal said in an interview with the British newspaper “The Athletic”: “We hope to see a player like Cristiano Ronaldo playing in the Saudi League. This will bring great positive reactions and that will be good news for everyone. I am sure that everyone knows Ronaldo’s achievements, but also as a player.” He is a role model.”

Regarding the possibility of a Saudi club contracting Ronaldo, Al-Mishal said: “Why not? I am sure it will be an expensive deal of course, but we can see that our clubs have been generating high revenues in the last two years, we have already seen some of the great players who used to play in the Premier League come to the Saudi League.”

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He continued, "I love Cristiano Ronaldo as a player and I would like to see him play in Saudi Arabia."

When asked: “Is it possible that this could happen in the winter Mercato? Yasser Al-Mishal replied: “Frankly, I do not have an answer. If I were the president of one of the Saudi League clubs, I could give you the answer, but my club colleagues do not have to share their negotiations with me.”

He stressed, "Signing with Ronaldo will not be an easy deal for a Saudi club or even for others, but we would like to see him with us or even some other great players of the same level."